Sucker with an annular projection on adhesion surface and adhesion arrow having the sucker

Abstract

The present invention relates to a sucker and an adhesion arrow having the same. More particularly, the present invention provides a sucker that can be attached, instead of a needle, to an arrow for a toy arrow shooter. The sucker of the present invention is formed with an annular projection on an adhesion surface of the sucker. Thus, even when the sucker collides against a target at a high speed, the sucker can be prevented from bouncing back from the target due to a repulsive force generated from the collision and thus securely adhere to the target. Further, even though the sucker of the present invention flies and collides against the target at a certain angle, the sucker can easily adhere to the target. Further, the sucker is made of a soft material so that a repulsive force can be smaller than an adhesion force when the sucker collides against the target. When a user shoots the adhesion arrow of the present invention by blowing it received in a shooting tool, the sucker is not caught by an inner circumferential surface of the tubular shooting tool so that the adhesion arrow of the present invention can be easily shot.

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TECHNICAL FIELD [0001] The present invention relates to a sucker and an adhesion arrow having the sucker, and more particularly, to a sucker with an annular projection formed on an adhesion surface thereof for adhering while absorbing stepwise an impact generated when it collides against and adheres on an object, and an adhesion arrow having the sucker. BACKGROUND ART [0002] As shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, a conventional toy arrow shooter comprises an arrow 2 including a funnel-shaped air propulsion member 2b and a needle 2a attached to a front end of the air propulsion member 2b; and a tubular shooting tool 1 for shooting the arrow through blowing. Such a toy arrow shooter is a plaything in which an arrow is shot to hit a destination or target (not shown). However, since the arrow 2 used in the toy arrow shooter is provided with the needle 2a, this may be very dangerous if a user wrongly aims at a target so that the arrow is shot toward a person. [0003] In order to eliminate this draw...

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Benefits of technology

[0007] An object of an aspect of the present invention is to solve the aforementioned problems of the conventional sucker and to provide a sucker that can be attached, instead of a needle, to an arrow for use in a toy arrow shooter. In particular, the sucker of the present invention comprises an annular projection on an adhesion surface of the sucker. Thus, even when the sucker collides against a target at a high speed, the sucker can be prevented from bouncing back from the target due to a repulsive force generated from the collision and thus securely adhere to the target. Further, even though the sucker of the present invention flies and collides against the target at a certain angle, the sucker can easily adhere to the target. In addition, the sucker of the present invention is made of a soft material such that even though the sucker has a small size, a repulsive force becomes smaller than an adhesion force when the sucker collides against the target.

[0008] Another object of the present invention is to provide an arrow for a toy arrow shooter (hereinafter, refer to as “adhesion arrow”), which is an arrow for a shooter enabling the arrow to be shot through blowing, has the aforementioned sucker instead of a needle and can fly over a long distance. In particular, when a user shoots the adhesion arrow of the present invention by blowing it received in a shooting tool, the sucker is not caught by an inner circumferential surface of the tubular shooting tool so that the adhesion arrow of the present invention can be easily shot.

Problems solved by technology

Moreover, since a peripheral portion of a back surface of the sucker 51 for use in the conventional projectile is formed to define a cylindrical surface in an axial direction, if the sucker flying toward and colliding against the target does not collide vertically against the target 60 but collides against the target at a certain angle, the peripheral portion of the back surface of the sucker is deformed inwardly toward the adhesion surface of the sucker, thereby causing a problem in that the sucker cannot adhere to the target.

Thus, the conventional projectile has a problem in that the sucker 51 cannot adhere well to the target 60.

In addition, the toy gun for using the projectile to which the conventional sucker is attached is expensive and gets frequently out of order, so that the toy gun cannot be used for a long time.

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